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Composite Veneers
Introducing composite bonded veneers, a direct, chairside procedure using tooth-colored composite material. We offer a wide range of cosmetic treatments under one roof.
Time takes a toll on people’s smiles sometimes. A chip, discoloration perhaps, noticeable fillings or small gaps between the teeth could be the reasons. However, there is a simple, long-lasting and pain-free solution for this. Composite bonded veneers are a direct, chairside procedure involving tooth coloured composite material.
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Purposes of composite veneering
- Close small gaps between front teeth
- Repair chips and cracks
- Conceal discoloration
- Protect exposed roots caused by gum recession
- Restore decaying teeth (the tooth-coloured bonding material is an excellent and undetectable filling)
- Seal and protect children’s teeth from cavities
The Procedure
- Reshaping and preparing the tooth to receive the material
- Placing the composite in layers using a light specialized to harden each layer
- Shaping the composite to fit the tooth and achieve the desired look
- Polishing the composite to prevent staining and early wearing off
Faq
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What is composite resin?
A composite resin is a tooth-coloured plastic mixture filled with glass (silicon dioxide). Composite are not only use to restore decayed areas, but are also use for cosmetic improvement of the smile by changing the colour of the teeth or reshaping disfigured tooth.
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What are the advantages of composites?
Aesthetics are the main advantage, since dentists can blend shades to create a colour nearly identical to that of the actual tooth. Besides, composites bond to the tooth to support the remaining tooth structure which helps to prevent breakage and insulate the tooth from excessive temperature changes.
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What Post treatment care should I take?
- Avoid having coloured food items turmeric, soya sauce, red wine etc for a week post treatment as it tends to stain the composite veneers in the early phase
- Take care of your teeth like Brush and floss as you regularly do. (use non-abrasive toothpaste)
- Normal diet will not harm your veneers. Avoid any shearing force on these teeth (like biting a sugarcane).
- Regular check-ups will ensure your veneers are in excellent shape.
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What Brushing technique should I use?
- Holding the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle, brush in short up and down motion on the outer surface of the teeth. Do not scrub sideward.
- To brush the inside of the front teeth, use gentle round-round strokes with the head of the brush.
- To brush the inside of the front teeth, use gentle round-round strokes with the head of the brush.
- Use back and front motions for chewing surfaces.